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BOB LENTZ CBRAZIIJ GENE FEASTER AND BOB LENTZ lightkeepers Sending the light of God to all nations is the bind- ing interest of the members ot Lightkeepers. Their interest is not just a passive, casual acquaintance with missionaries who are in the foreign fields. Many of the members have themselves been, or soon will be, missionaries. Alaska is an area that has come close to SJBC students through the work of Gary Fraley, Bob Lentz, and Bobbie Jean Osborn. Each has com- pleted work there. De and Harry Douglass are presently in Dillingham. Doug Collins, Bobbie Osborn, Judie Peterson, and Ron Elerick plan to serve there this summer. Brazil is an expanding field that will be the three- month home ot Bob Lentz as he labors with Lou Cass, an SJBC graduate, this summer. Joyce Brat- ton's plans are including a summer of service in Hawaii. Fritz Mauritz may travel to Mexico in spreading the Gospel. The ever growing work of the Southern Rhodesian Christian Mission is the area which Sara Hewitt has chosen. She will work in the modern, new hospital in Mishoko. As the ettort and work of Lightkeepers grows, many more people will know the Lord.
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,f ts- i .EEL ,a LARRY HATMAKER CAROL CONNER Every Monday night seven people met in Room No. 2 at 7:00. Their goal was to produce a year- book that would show SJBC's many different kinds of fellowship. At times These seven people could have cried, laughed, and worked in tense silence. The artistic work introduced into this year's book by Ted Biorem has given the annual a new face. Larry Hatmaker's photography and page com- position helped create a book of superior quality. Lyn Butterworth and Barbara Alder seemed to have written five hundred pages of copy before they were satisfied with the words. Wayne Kester graciously volunteered his time to be the sales manager. Brother George Alder, adviser, kept the general peace and tranquility in the entire project. Throughout the year, Penne Mundlin, editor, brought unity to the whole operation and couragously faced the constant threat of deadlines. Christian victor GEORGE ALDER AND BARBARA ALDE
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